Goblets

A smaller scale chalice styled on the theme of the rose and the Seal of Solomon, the alchemical principal of the perfectly combined and barmonised elements. A 7" (190mm) tall goblet set with red crystal cahochons.

Pils goblet with large highly embellished pentagram badge of gothic styling, set with a blue crystal stone. 6" (150mm) high.

Drinking from the skull of a hanged man will cure all ills, so the old supersitition goes. This one, (of bone china), is mounted on a polished pewter C.17th style base fashioned as a tern of snakes and charged with engraved spells, charm and powerful seals. Approx. 7" (180mm) high overall.

Drink from the cup and absorb the power of one of legend's best-known dragons. Approx. 6" (150mm).

A grail-form goblet of Celtic design, mounted with two vived red abalone cahochons. Approx. 6" (155mm) high.

A mythical beast of outstanding elegance, zealously guarding his bejeweled treasure (Austrian crystals) while supporting your chosen nectar, the elixir of life. 6" (165mm) high.

A 6" (150mm) high pils goblet, subtly decorated with the essential occult star.

This batesque footed high table goblet is encircled by a band of Latin and runic Anglo-Saxon text, interpreted as 'May the great sacred bloodline thrive in glory and light. Standing 7" (180mm) high.

A faithful reproduction, created from an early C.17th drawing, of the cup from Grail Myth, said the have been concealed in Chalisbury Cathedral from at least the 11th century. 12 cm (4") high and 13 cm (5") dia, with twelve hematite and four cornelian cahochons.

A 6" (155mm) high goblet, featuring a unique Celtec open knot-work stem.

A simple, but elegant polished goblet, deeply embossed on both sides with a powerful, double-interwoven pentagram. For charmed secular or ceremonial use. 5 1/2" (138mm) high.

Authentic 'Ivorine' resin skull with sold cast base pewter base and removable hand-fashioned pewter lining. 7 3/4" (195mm) high.